Presidential Administrations, 1933-1953

Presidential Administrations, 1933-1953:    FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, 1933-1945

   Presidential Election Results

   Popular Votes Electoral Votes

   1932 Franklin D. Roosevelt 22,809,638 472

   Herbert C. Hoover 15,758,901 59

   1936 Franklin D. Roosevelt 27,752,869 523

   Alfred E. Landon 16,674,665 8

   1940 Franklin D. Roosevelt 27,307,819 449

   Wendell L. Willkie 22,321,018 82

   1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt 25,606,585 432

   Thomas E. Dewey 22,014,745 99

   Vice President

   • John Nance Garner (1933-1941)

   • Henry A. Wallace (1941-1945)

   • Harry S. Truman (1945)

   Secretary of State

   • Cordell Hull (1933-1944)

   • Edward R. Stettinius (1944-1945)

   • Secretary of the Treasury

   • William H. Woodin (1933-1934)

   • Henry Morgenthau Jr. (1934-1945)

   Secretary of War

   • George H. Dern (1933-1936)

   • Harry H. Woodring (1937-1940)

   • Henry L. Stimson (1940-1945)

   Attorney General

   • Homer S. Cummings (1933-1939)

   • Frank Murphy (1939-1940)

   • Robert H. Jackson (1940-1941)

   • Francis B. Biddle (1941-1945)

   Postmaster General

   • James A. Farley (1933-1940)

   • Frank C. Walker (1940-1945)

   Secretary of the Navy

   • Claude A. Swanson (1933-1939)

   • Charles Edison (1940

   • Frank Knox (1940-1944)

   • James V. Forrestal (1944-1945)

   Secretary of the Interior

   • Harold L. Ickes (1933-1945)

   Secretary of Agriculture

   • Henry A. Wallace (1933-1940)

   • Claude R. Wickard (1940-1945)

   Secretary of Commerce

   • Daniel C. Roper (1933-1938)

   • Harry L. Hopkins (1939-1940)

   • Jesse H. Jones (1940-1945)

   • Henry A. Wallace (1945)

   Secretary of Labor

   • Frances Perkins (1933-1945)

   PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIONS, 1933-1953

   HARRY S. TRUMAN, 1945-1953

   Presidential Election Results

   Popular Votes Electoral Votes

   1948 Harry S. Truman 24,179,345 303

   Thomas E. Dewey 21,991,291 189

   J. Strom Thurmond 1,176,125 39

   Henry A. Wallace 1,157,326 0

   Vice President

   • Alben W. Barkley (1949-1953)

   Secretary of State

   • Edward R. Stettinius Jr. (1945)

   • James F. Byrnes (1945-1947)

   • George C. Marshall (1947-1949)

   • Dean G. Acheson (1949-1953)

   Secretary of the Treasury

   • Henry Morgenthau Jr. (1945)

   • Fred M. Vinson (1945-1946)

   • John W. Snyder (1946-1953)

   Secretary of War

   • Henry L. Stimson (1945)

   • Robert P. Patterson (1945-1947)

   • Kenneth C. Royall (1947)

   Secretary of Defense

   • James V. Forrestal (1947-1949)

   • Louis A. Johnson (1949-1950)

   • George C. Marshall (1950-1951)

   • Robert A. Lovett (1951-1953)

   Attorney General

   • Francis Biddle (1945)

   • Tom C. Clark (1945-1949)

   • J. Howard McGrath (1949-1952)

   • James P. McGranery (1952-1953)

   Postmaster General

   • Frank C. Walker (1945)

   • Robert E. Hannegan (1945-1947)

   • Jesse M. Donaldson (1947-1953)

   Secretary of the Navy

   • James V. Forrestal (1945-1947)

   Secretary of the Interior

   • Harold Ickes (1945-1946)

   • Julius A. Krug (1946-1949)

   • Oscar L. Chapman (1949-1953)

   Secretary of Agriculture

   • Claude R. Wickard (1945)

   • Clinton P. Anderson (1945-1948)

   • Charles F. Brannan (1949-1953)

   Secretary of Commerce

   • Henry A. Wallace (1945-1946)

   • W. Averell Harriman (1946-1948)

   • Charles W. Sawyer (1948-1953)

   Secretary of Labor

   • Frances Perkins (1945)

   • Lewis B. Schwellenbach (1945-1948)

   • Maurice J. Tobin (1948-1953)

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